CORDOBA DATACENTER // TICNEXT

Av. de la Torrecilla, 16, Córdoba, Córdoba, 14005, ES

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Metro: Córdoba, Córdoba, ES Country: Spain Region: Europe

Ticnext is the trading name of TIC NEXT INDUSTRIES, S.L., an Andalusian IT services company registered in the Registro Mercantil de Cordoba, and the Cordoba it works from is the Spanish one. Its base is Carretera de Palma del Rio, Km 3.3, Fase 6-A, in the Parque Joyero at 14005 Cordoba, and the company operates its own CPD there rather than reselling somebody else's. Housing and VPS are sold alongside networks, outsourcing, cloud, virtual desktops and cybersecurity work, so the data hall is one line in the catalogue of an IT firm with more than fifteen years of trading behind it. The plant published for the room runs to a generator, redundant UPS, closed cold-aisle containment, gas suppression and round-the-clock video surveillance. No exchange fabric is present.

Facility Specifications

Power & cooling

Redundancy
Redundant UPS with standby generator
Cooling
Closed cold-aisle containment

Platforms & amenities

Platforms & services
Housing, VPS, managed cloud and virtual desktop

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Frequently asked questions

Which Cordoba is Ticnext's data centre in?
Cordoba in Andalusia, Spain. The company is a Spanish sociedad limitada registered in the Registro Mercantil de Cordoba, working from the Parque Joyero at 14005 Cordoba on a Spanish 957 number.
What does Ticnext sell from its Cordoba CPD?
Housing for customer hardware and VPS, sold alongside network, outsourcing, cloud, virtual desktop and cybersecurity services.
How is the Cordoba hall built?
A generator, redundant UPS, closed cold-aisle containment, gas fire suppression and 24/7 video surveillance. Floor area and rack count are not published.
Which certifications does Ticnext publish for the site?
The operator describes the plant but claims no scheme, and no Uptime Institute or ANSI/TIA-942 award covers the Cordoba room.